tv Eco Africa Deutsche Welle November 29, 2023 4:30am-5:00am CET
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these places in europe slashing the rank one step into a bold adventure the treasure map for martin clo. describe it as some of us wriggled, bragging sides on youtube, and also in the forest. the offer, referred to as the lungs of the which easy and surprising seems the essential for the health a well being on the planet. but as we know, all forest a face and multiple threads brook on, but over exploitation on global warming. welcome to best the addition of eco africa . i'm 1st alarms coming to from lake us,
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and i am sandra co homes that we know how to write it in. come pull out. you gotta, yes indeed piece. in order to secure all feature, we really must mix with building own valuable ecosystems a priority. and fortunately for all of us, efforts are being made to do just that seduce. they choose because we'll be looking out a few of them today. and here is what else we've got coming to meet the upcoming release of to these 2, these convincing people to resolve trees. yeah. how floods can be used? dice, tech style, the end line. why are they both? forest is a strong forest. a hit on it go off because we've had many reports on wildlife poaching and species troughing and well, the recognize coins in most places who make sure the open does are punished well,
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right. to encompass a special quote brings up a trip is to just is it is the fust is africa dedicated to wildlife crime and we meet the inspiring woman who heads it the less southern way trying to roam free in uganda was to like, push it in 1983, this huge, but they'll say i need more couldn't leave to be 45 years old. but here it was hunted out of existence by people wanting to sell its own illegally. vicki less rarely fist. just glad this come a sudden you from of because 1st space show what less quote wants to change or that a non law who is a victim in a wide life does not have
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a tons report that's wrong for supposedly no kids and to them even when said the survivors, they don't have a chance to report them, have a chance to follow up on that case. then i have a chance to appear in court to tell the story, to show us the pain, like where a human being is, a victim. with blood this come, my son is picking up for them. these and most powerful allies. the chief magistrate opened visits this wide left century outside compiler to get frustrating information about the ongoing fortune which is of in between to national crimes speak. camera describes the state of our roads. that's what we said in the rescued from truck because some of them how it goes to they operate motor. physically they come in on the fright, otherwise have broken limbs on those items, extra shifting pain. to be quite honest. i think of
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a just this must be dispensed on. half of these elements since you've been, as wildlife quote, was established in 2017 and compiler judge comments such as, dispense justice in more than 1000 cases below. and that goes on, then we'll come a sudden is determined to help cub illegal wildlife trait. i realize how much depletion going on the most is the, are all they all i keep getting up and they get to know all these a big role. those additional fee, so i but i really have to play to save nature, not for me today, but all those who come off to me then will come a sudden is determined to help cub illegal wildlife trait about 11 percent. so he's going to tell you target he's in, we get a protected quote, sufficient areas encroaching on the natural resources,
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humming or killing any of the most is punishable by laws that with tough and in recent years. but it's not always enough between 2021 and 2 to 22. the almost 3000 documented cases even in the funds that's been using these kind of p s, the buffers the he pause. and when you look at the people who use is this p as some of them consider all of these p as a distance of thought that for them it does. and for you, you will, you can't even, it's literally the distance of 5 meters. and these old people, or will have been in the poaching activities, that ice from title mind was arrested after killing a buffalo with a spear such cases used to fish delays. and they would, you know, really good system and really resulted in steve sentences. but white like crimes
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now gets special attention. incumbents and use court. in atlanta, my case in 2022. she sent a repeat offender of a very trafficky life in prison. the judgment was white and welcomed by close of insurance. we started to see some procedures on the bank they considered yesterday because and now this is a special court who are bringing the suspects from photos of the country. and so is that the good thing is that incentive is people who wants to commit to cry when they, you know, that was who committed his claim. you wouldn't be taken to come out. there is a special court and you kind of be given the hash punishment. so i think to me that towards the very good thing to come. i said, you'll see was that some suspects presented to harcourt. don't invest time to the importance of consolidation and protecting endangered species. so be on how to do the show really just found it and then proceeds, organization to educate communities,
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especially the young generation. you still have the little ones come the grooms to be the future when sufficient is most who can solve the environment. mitchell took care of the are the most of the we i labor and take care of and if we left them for example, and we didn't catch catch them. yeah. and they kind of as well become the official portion, sons to close sufficient efforts. then no more than such a way, try nose in uganda. judge going to send you hopes of the countries was soon sent to the right. so finding most when dealing with pushing on traffic inc van creatures like this seldom like trade. know me once again, leave localize in freedom what a wonderful example of how one person can really make a difference. we had now to the democratic republic of congo to meet someone else who is currently dedicating his life to protecting the natural world. yes,
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and on the very difficult conditions for decades, the city of goma has been played by war and prizes and its fall from over a yes, it's right there that we follow the mad the remains committed to environmental protection. bestbuy the oats. i don't know, he doesn't think joseph sung, go long to attract a crowd here in northern parts of the goma refugee camp is home to over half a 1000000 internally displaced people and many have lost everything which some go has in mind when he explains how important is nature east to there will be lost in populace toy associated law. most of these people can't read or write on a move, but it's very important that everyone who is struggling with hardship. we understand these problems and knows how to respond in the side to make good decisions. one, this is your best guess is what i'm wondering for myself are both they understand environmental issues and the role of trees
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a lot of ways. then they can change their behavior, your to, you still have point to point to point to little has actually on the biggest threat to the environment in the region. these deforestation some 1500 cheese filled here every day. the refugees made me use the wood to cook with almost no one he has with nor do they received any state benefit. some of them make a modest leading, producing chuckle out of wood, a civil way, and then he don't watch what you see behind me is a fire where what is being burned and turned into a charcoal. but there's a risk that we end up with poor air quality because there aren't enough trees purifying the air and producing oxygen was the, the put the, the look season. login is a problem, not just in goma, but across the country. according to the n g o global forest schwartz from 475000 hex is a primary for us. we lost in the democratic republic of congo in 2019 alone for
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several years in a row. the dear c, as in losing more old growth reinforced than any other country accepts of brazil, the civil war and high numbers of internally displaced. people exacerbate the problem loss here. fighting once again, flat up between the comalies government forces and the m 23 rebels. 5.7000000 people have been displaced by the country in january, 2022. joseph. so i'm glad with, along with the he's home that he's spinning goma ever seeing is conservation. what is mostly the risk? because the rebels use the funds gain from illegal treat you fairly define and still find useful venue, just give him one of them is only ease on event that either they came to my house and vandalized. it is just the on to god they told everyone they were looking for, make sure feet and with the most us able goods,
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activities high in many of the active as a result, plus the face, a lot of security threats given to show losing it because we're harming the interest of people who benefit from destroying the environment. thanks joint did. i'm do one more, but he seemed a devastating impact of deforestation. exact is what drives him for despite the race he's managed to galvanized some 3000 people. vote locals and refugees to plants, trees in an effort to reverse the effects of deforestation. pharma, my friend though, for the high is one of them to me and the name is what i've learned how important to do to protect trees, unity, you could, they play a crucial role in protecting the environment. i mean, given that many people continue to fall tree, unless i find that in, i don't plan, do you one of the never nice months, but i should have what i've learned with others. i want them to realize how important it is to palm trees on the meeting slash saki loved me. and then we know
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that the future of our forest depends mainly on women. do something. they're the ones who are in charge of our families and they keep everything going and no fun means joseph sung, go has his own garden where he grows a range of vegetables, including spinach. he's also planted and cuddled trees. he does a little bit of work here every day. he's also committed to teaching his children about the environment, the users taught as a way of teaching them. so it was the thinking that he mind to present it. so, you know, every day i give them a drawing exercise. so i asked them to think of something to do with the environment that this, with nature and mall. it keeps us going. i'm at 2 a 2. is it helps them develop a mindset, do a mental social and emotional capacity do so that will make them more likely to
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protect the environment when they grow up. so we'll have that that will take soon. joseph some go see guys occasion as a key to ensuring the environment is protected in this way. the hopes of those around him will get the message including the next generation. the future for us is a concern, and phones to freeze day are struggling with high attempt bridges. and the regular ring full of experts say this will only get worse in the coming decades. but the 3rd is, think they might have found a very simple way to help build up a forest resilience. let's find out more. the tree on the right has hardly any leaves left and will soon die. while the one on the left is doing well for the time being not a good sign here in the media and sieve, foresters are trying out a strategy to cope with the effects of climate change. this is
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what's called a mosaic forest, made up of all sorts of different trees including purchase folks and turkish pines . oh, that's all it was a see. the bill on the other side of the mosaic forest is 1st and foremost, a legacy of several of silsbee cultural methods. let's continue to use the same regular, high, far as the regular high forest islands of old. what kinds of citizens unrestored have a talk c o c and their dental and they also an ultra nation of landscapes and the mix of species. oh no, definitely. that's what we need to remember about the most a far i should be destroyed. it's a mixture of agitation, estrada. that boost is the resilience of the force of the day on the approval of tomorrow. on 4200 heck, there's of land. the french forestry agency are facing us, you know, they for k is trying out solutions to climate change. they're basing their experiments on a predicted temperature increase of 4 degrees celsius. by the end of this century,
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climate stress is like a silent storm. the experts say causing as much damage as forest fires, and it's one that is in stopping there. diversifying the forest with conifers. the citrus trees and southern trees species they've planted society oaks, for example, which originated in southern france under mature oaks. this protects the small oaks in very hot, dry summers. the foresters use a net to collect acorns to be used in their program. they hope that the introduced species will hybridize with native oaks. so that's also the, that's the name was a thought, but the importance of the mosaic far as the relation to climate change out was to always have one or more solutions to avoid deadlock. and to continue to help you far as to adopt. whether we can see the climate change is happening very fast on
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the far as the ability to adopt, the speed of climate change is limited. they will do something basic editing and that's where the force this contribution is important. simple in helping the far as to adapt to climate change more quickly. let's see, i don't know. you know, the efficiency meant to exceed the french foresters are pending their hopes on a mosaic of trees species instead of a monoculture. it's more difficult to manage, but it's also more resilient to intensifying climate change the spade euro, we're not head over to all stress capital. well, a lot of attention is also given to trees and other plans as started for the 3rd part of what digital serious about this new district designed to of the future proof. this week we're going to find out why grid spaces
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a certain important element in this forward thinking about and see the city planners around the world should watch carefully. the house of vienna is newly built district, as spun is made up as open street squares and conks, taunting trees could save thousands of lives. trees reduce the effects of climate change. light came especially in urban areas in the center. it isn't all sufficient lake for people to swim in. the entire city slopes towards it so that the rainbows have. we'll collect that. even with the oldest planning areas of heat still pop up during the summer in the city square. and the concrete was torn out and replaced by flowers, trees, and missed in stations to cool down people and the environment. money coming in from sending land to private investors helps funds,
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social housing and public parks in the neighborhood and the residents do that fresh attitude with community gardens and planting flowers and greenery wherever they can buy 2050. it's estimated that will be 2400000000 more people living in cities. this century could rightly be called the oven century. it's about time to make all cities ready for the future. be prepared for the future as well as the system. the ability is all about from architect a new rope. we know move to fashion in africa and industry. that's also making an efforts to clean up its act. the vault is right, crease and i think you will be surprised to hear the plants and minerals can play. also very important role here. when combined with a big helping of create c,
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between here is based weeks doing a bit uh, the middle to adam usage, food stuff from the local market to die has fabrics, tea and coffee for brown tones turmeric for a woman. yellow and bass is passion for. look at his beautiful color. the somali born design of one's work profess diffraction companies using artificial dyes. and so one day she lost a sense of smell. now she runs around simon, can you un only employees? natural dies. when i'm doing my production, these die is very natural. and normally i can test it. nothing happens to, i mean i can test, i don't get sick,
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the dies don't home has stuff either. all the environment named co adam is one of african sustainable fashion pine is she's convinced synthetic dies have no future on the continent. those is definitely a step in the right direction. especially knowing that takes though production is responsible for around 20 percent of clean water pollution. once a west, we need the motive for making other things like going food. and it's rippled texas to merkel a country that he's runs aged by drought. but that to be a finding ways to improve what's the efficiency a morocco has to deal with the fact that it has less than less water agriculture as the north african countries most vital industry. that's why the country is now investing in cutting edge irrigation systems. the world of buying is
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helping morocco with hundreds of millions in loans, but it's not really the solution to do kind our region in the northwest is actually rich and fat tile. but climate change has led to less rainfall. you know, culture, we used to use irrigation techniques based on water canals. now the canals don't work anymore. as too much water is wasted. with the help of modern techniques, like drip irrigation all most and none is wasted, the wells bank initiated the project and the to call our region in 2009. and that's the kind of all the, most of the industry and then with a local irrigation program, the farmers have control over the irrigation process for them in the production process has intensified any and that's in the level and also at the productivity level. if something tangible happens, or there's an increase in yield,
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which farm is talk about overall. yeah. it has that effect on all crops? no, no, i don't have some inches. yeah. the height, that's an obvious one. as an individual at with the drip irrigation, the water seeps into the soil as close as possible to the roots of the plants. the project into color is worth the equivalent of some $158000000.00. the farm is taking part in the project to take out a low interest loan. like, you know, more fatty. this technology is expensive, but it's worth it because it gives us lodge holding production. when we still relying on tradition navigation, the beach field was 40 or 50 ton and as i've to introducing drip every stations, the yields reached a 100 to a 120 tons packed her to new york samples of morocco is one of many countries that rely on artificial litigation in the countries marked in green between 20 and 50 percent of farmland is irrigated more than half of the areas in pink eye irrigated,
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especially in asia. worldwide, 20 percent are found is artificially irrigated. this land produces 40 percent of the world stage to maintain irrigation technology in the middle east and north africa. $17000000000.00 have to be raised annually. huge costs. now thanks to irrigation, farmers are growing other crops that use mobile to, which has prompted criticism. as i said, is that i am shifting i am. so am i going to be a good oh, you don't have an agricultural project to morocco need to be reconsidered in general. less than that they have. the ela is that we can use up our basic water resources to grow crops for export me a little out in like watermelon. and i have a condo, it, which are not staple foods look believe. but after the behavior, we need to grow with the crops that contribute to our for insecurity the well
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because the middle east as north africa region is especially threatened by hunger due to view crane more coming up with you. but have to have the opposite. hey i'm, i'm the one that didn't go well how much i'll do. bologna had already gone abroad because his family feels no longer yielded enough. but he then went to an ample moorland, but he planted olive trees that used less more to say the little girl could afford. victor again was introduced can live farming was traditional and people emigrated because i had done because the fields no longer produced. a yielded, with that view that gives you indicate blue net reduction of drip irrigation has helped convince any villages to stay here and has motivated others to return and invest in land on the farms the want to live and it's created the desire and own children to work and follow me, it just the way i would then live video, the eva with drip irrigation agriculture remains morocco's biggest water can see in
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the ground water supplies of the coming scarcer. so modern irrigation technology and the will by and project already temporarily solutions for morocco's farming, industry of finding ways to use what's the more efficiently that's the topic will be thinking about a lot in be, is to come. thank you for joining us today. we hope you enjoyed the program for now . i and sandra, who was the 3 nobody signing go from complex here in uganda. bye sandra. see you again next time and to all of you views out there. do you have any thoughts or ideas or ways you think we can build a better future? thanks. show with us. we look forward to hearing from you. i'm further lens signing out from lagos, nigeria. bye a. the
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